The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-06-30
ST. MARYS.
Account in Full of the Closing
Exercises of the Institu-
ton.
Distribution of Medals and Award
ing of Honors-The Pro-
gramme in Detail.

"exhibition"--so far as relates to the
iunior class and the little "minlms" took
Mace last evening. The exercises were
highly interesting and novel, and were
witnessed and enjoyed by very large
and appreciative audience, who testified
their interest by close attention and fire.
ouent applause. To discriminate where
all were meritorious would be unjust.
The little ones acquitted themselves cred
itably all through, and received their hard
earned and long anticipated prizes" and
tokens of merit with becoming grace and
modesty. Much credit is due the faithful
and indefatigable sisters for the pains
they have taken in the intellectual and
moral training of the little ones, and their
proficiency amply testiies both pains and
patience on the part of pupil and instruc-
tor. The schools of Austin are justly the
boast and pride of the city, and amongst
them all none deserve more favorable men
ton than that of the sisters st. Marys
Academy. The building is large, new,
thoroughly ventilated and fire proof, and
there is not a more delightful or health
Ter place in Austin. The following Is the
programmes:
PROGRAMME.
March from Hungarian Overture, Op116, arranged
by S. jackson ........... Misses B. bonneville,
L. Kirk, NJ. A. Graham and S Moses 3 p.oL
welcome gnSE@s and Minim Vocal Glass
Distribution of premiums in Minim department
Rectaton-"You Put no Flowers on on Ny p Papa
po Grsye r. ,.''.''......','''...W A. Mozart
hona0 IN = ' Miss i;;' NJ. x. Graham. . "
Petite Mademoiselle jules Vocal Glass
Juniors and Minims
Diatribut;on q premiums in Junior Department
Cnncert Recitation "The Pride of Battery b.
Misses H. and l.. Pope, Al Brady, A; GrubeT G. G
Robinson, E. Harris, NJ. Keys, j. Maggie and f.
Daniel. ,,,u
Misses G: Moses and D. and /. Carr
Revival of the Ancient Opera--"The Unfortunate
Kittens Who Lost Their Mittens."
Maternal Cat Nr MisS o. T. Tanoa
faternal Misses j. Naee A. Morley P
Graduate Kittens Tranyham, NJ. A. Graham
Misses F. Daniel, b. McCashin, A.
Head, NJ. Jackson, E. Wheeler
little Kittens NJ Wilson, A. Bileisen, l.. Koer-
Der, c. Hickey, L. smith, L.
Lamme and w. Wallace.
Traviata ...........,........... ..Jean raul
Miss L. Carr.
Distribution of Prizes in Third Preparatory
Class - +.
Concert Recitation Human Body Lessons in
Distribution of honors and medals in Tnird Pre-
paratory, Junior and Minim classes'S ,,.
Concert NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." JunlOTs
Closing Remarks ......'.F h. Da mh ~. D
March Triump hale. :...........'.h IL 6ooDderCe9
Misses A. Wilson, IL. Crosson, - hoBels' q
Moses and NJ. and A. Smith
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Misses E. Billeisen, G. Moses, D: and L. Carr.
Salutatory Miss n 'o HnSSn
oes csss sOn by Misses D. and
Overture, "Poet and Peasant .............S upps
Misses B. Steele, E. Burleson, NJ. benavides
and M. Otis.
Distribution Of pro NUNS in first and second pre-
psratory classes ~,
Colo and chorus fave Maria" ...... l. Ao0e Roura
Vocal class, accompanied by Misses &. Moses
and l.. Carr
Overture to Marriage Of Figaro" C. ozerney
Misses NJ Reilly M. Book, NJ. OConnor, NJ A
Graham, G. Johnson, F. Jones.
Scene from "The Life of Mary Stuart" illustrated
ny 'a'e Misses L. Kirk and D. DeGress.
CHARACTERS:
s'Mary Stuart .......,........M Miss b Robinson
tsTittie Mary stuart .............M Miss 6. Daniel
"Mary Of G1iseS ..................M Miss S: Hankey
Catherine de Medic Miss Miss, B Ste Steele
. pdeea n Margsreti; ,....... Mics L. Carr
Maids of honor ~. Misses f. Daniel, l.. Wheeler,
F Walsh, l. Smith NJ Benaydes' b J0Dal
Zanoni and j. Rogers. ,,,C No..
Truth Me- Ss NJ nnn;I
sJustice Mi I,s' N WbeeeI
"Queen If Heaven. Miss B. Emerson Sc,
.sfady Fleming" ...................M Miss N Reilly
"Lady Sinclair Ilis9 VI ais
French and Scotch ladies'. =. Misses S. Hatton, C.
Johnston, NJ. o'oonnor, NJ Fisher B. DO Bonnie e
Dietrich Il. Billesen, NJ Robinson, B Casper
r. johnson. A. Wilson, A. Black, NJ Gerald, L
BIolloy, NJ. Smith, A smith, A: B9rn 9aad' I
Noses, B, smith, G Mcclure, B; Meyers, A
Wedig, j. Lange, L. sartor ana W. aa al Rovstv
f Sses FE Has Ruryanths q WeSs
Misses NJ Wheeler, E. Billeisen, j. Young, j
Scene Second "The Departure from Scotland Ia L.
Afforderung Zum TanZ, OPP 90, Won Z. NJ v.WeOe
MISSES T. Dui'e''"' N. Wheeler, NJ Otis
scana Third .. $500. E'H elcome to France.
Recitation. .,...............''h he due Shu ulay
Miss NJ. Benavides.
Scene Fourth. exception at the French Court
Recitation .................. "a Noble Revenge ;
Miss j. johnson.
Scene Fifth. WFarewell to La Belle France
Caprca Heroique, OPP 115, Antoine de kontskl
Miss B. Steele, G. Moses, D. and l., Carr Carl
Scene Scenes si n1atmForeai Brds v a. Bryce
OS Miss s. D Hsnkey, &. orsay, M Wheeler and
Young, accompanied by Miss B. Steele.
Scene Seventh-"Mary Stuart OF the Eve OF lie
Recitation -. "Kentucky Belle. >. Miss L. kirl
Table au ........." appeal TO Truth and Justice.
S Misses So s. Hankey NJ Wheeler, i. orsay, NJ
Benavides,J. Young and NJ. otie, accompanied b
Miss d. Carr.
Distribution OF PREMIUMS III CeulOr
Cborus-"Ye Birds with Grateful Voices Gumbel
Vocal Glass accompanied by Miss d. and l.. Car
Distribution of Honors and Medals in First an
Second Preparatory and Senior Classes.
Chorus I'Laudate Pueri," ........H II. Schenui
Vocal Class, accompanied by Misses E. Burleso
and D. Carr. ,
Closing Remarks ......... Rev P. Hurth, G. 5.
Tannhauser Grand March. .....: W agnei
Misses S. Hankey, j. Young V. Zanoni and
Buchanan.
wednesday evening the academy, who's
magnificent structure crowns one or Aus
tins hundred hills like diadem, was tn
scene of most interesting exercises. /
was the occasion of the closing soiree-
the vale concert of the seniors, those II
teresting young creatures Who
"Standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meet,
are always objects of interest.
By early twilight, visitors in evsnin
costume began to throng the beautifr
grounds and parlors of the building
which, brilliantly lighted, presented
pleasing and striking picture to passeri
by even on the Avenue. Soon the dooI
were thrown open and the crowd entere
the spacious and airy recitation hal
which, tastefully curtained and decorated
presented a scene of animated beaut.
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